Always get what I ask for they are so friendly and they take their time (once I came in while they…read morewere 5 minutes from closing and they stayed late for me) a rapport has been built and I couldn't fathom going anywhere else! I thought they were too pricey when I first went there however for the care, consideration, and service they provide it's worth every dollar and the $20 tip for nails and feet. Be sure to tip for each service rendered THEY ARE WORTH IT!!!!!!!!!!!

Called the place to see if they had hello kitty nail gems bc other places didn't and they said yes…read morewas able to get right in and gave me the exact gem I asked for! Thank you!

Tina the owner is hysterical! The salon is VERY CLEAN. I love that when getting a pedi & a mani…read morethat Tom takes care of the mani at the SAME time Tina or whomever is handling the pedicure which saves time. The prices are very reasonable, especially for their location on Colorado Boulevard. This is my new SALON for life!! Missy Santasiero

The only reason why I posted this powerful complaint is because I was rebuffed by the staff…read more Because of this review, I was contacted by both Tina and Cindy and I have received a refund. Tina let me know that it is too soon to do a soak-off and to come by in a couple of weeks. I think they will pop-off before that.

I am from out of state, but my best friend who lives in Colorado was getting married there and…read moreasked me to find a nail salon we can go to before her wedding day. I wanted to make sure she had the perfect nails, so I researched A LOT, and decided that Cherry Creek seemed to be the best option based on reviews and pictures. Thankfully, my research paid off! They did such a good job on myself, the bride, and another friend. They were great at cuticle cutting, nail shaping, and of course applying the polish. We got gel manicures and the bride also got a basic pedi, and all turned out great. We all had different nail techs too, so it was great to see that all of them did a great job. They were so good at shaping my nails into an almond shape, I think it was my favorite out of all the manicures I've gotten (which is a lot). Overall, we had nothing but a great experience. The place is small, but it makes it feel cozy, and everyone was friendly. Highly recommend!

Owner LIED in her reply below. Wow. Even worse than I thought- yuck. Of course I didn't threaten a…read morestaff member but I did say I would report this to yelp so others would know how they conduct business. This owner is clearly unwell, who would do something like that. Tech did not spend 20-25 minutes. It was a 10 minute service. Even she said as I was checking out that I should just be billed for a polish change. The tech filed 2 nails for 30 seconds. I scheduled and came in for a polish change which they told me would take 10 minutes and it did. owner insisted afterwards that i pay for a mini manicure which i did not receive per the tech who confirmed verbally with the check out clerk. no massage. no filing and buffing. no lotion, no cutting of cuticles. $33 for a polish change seems excessive and greedy. make sure you get pricing up front from them. aesthetics and interior design very low end, looks cheap and sloppily put together. I tipped the tech $10 on venmo because I do not trust the owner to give the tip to the tech. When I asked them to call the owner back to confirm I was being charged for a service I didn't receive, the owner didn't pick up nor text her worker back. After waiting for 10 minutes I just paid so I could leave. Not a good way to run a business.

Let's begin with a confession…read more I am a grown man who gets pedicures. I refer to the process, affectionately, as "sanding my hooves." Now before the men reading this clutch their masculinity like a fragile heirloom, let me explain something. At a certain point in life you must confront the reality that the feet you've been ignoring for decades are attached to the rest of you. And if you live in Colorado, those feet are eventually going to end up in flip flops or sandals. Enter Etoile Salon, where professional technicians transform what can only be described as feral hiking hooves into respectable human feet again. They truly are superb. Gentle, focused, and extremely professional. No rushing, no chaos. Just skilled people quietly performing the miracle of turning your feet back into something you wouldn't be ashamed to parade around town. For the record, I usually go with The Classic Etoile Pedicure. 35 minutes, $50. It's the perfect amount of time for someone to politely and methodically restore order to your feet while you sit there contemplating life choices. There are also plenty of add-ons if you want. Scrubs, treatments, upgrades. The spa equivalent of "would you like fries with that?" Then something unexpected happened. I started adding color. At first it was tentative black. You know...safe. Masculine. The gateway color. Then came money green. A little flash. A little attitude. Fiscally responsible. And most recently...royal purple. If this continues, by summer I fully expect to be sitting in that chair calmly selecting something called "cosmic mermaid chrome." The owner, Nara, is an absolute rock star. She's been in the industry for nearly two decades and that makes you realize the person working on your feet knows far more about taking care of them than you ever will. But credentials aside, what really stands out is how she runs the place. Nara has mastered the rare hospitality skill of making every customer feel like a longtime regular. People walk in and greet her like family, and she somehow manages to keep everything running smoothly while making sure everyone feels welcomed and relaxed. Which makes sense, because the entire vibe of the salon is calm and comfortable, not rushed. A logistical tip: they get slammed early on weekends. My last appointment was 1pm on a Saturday and it was practically serene. Six chairs, three customers, zero chaos. Now here's the part that tells you everything you need to know. I live in Cherry Creek, which has roughly one nail salon per block. I could walk to several of them while holding an Americano and pretending I'm productive. Instead, I drive 15 minutes to Etoile. Because when someone is responsible for maintaining your toenails, you develop loyalty. So gentlemen, if you've been avoiding pedicures because you think it's not your thing, let me offer a perspective. You maintain your car. You service your HVAC. You sharpen your kitchen knives. Why would you ignore the two things that literally take you everywhere? Go get your hooves sanded. And if you're feeling bold, try royal purple. It's surprisingly empowering.

First impression was they would be really good and let's be honest they are, but I don't feel like…read moreI got the full experience of a mani and pedi. My technician skipped steps in the mani and pedi process. I left with hangnails, both nails and toes were not really shaped but you know what I'm going to give them another shot. I give each nail place 3 times before I choose they are not worth spending money at so maybe it was just who they had assigned to me, who knows.

I am a local Denver veteran living in the Lowry neighborhood and frequent the Lowry Nail Spa. The…read moreSpa is always busy because of their great service. My go to for a mani/pedi is Angelie. She is so personable and I always feel amazing after my Spa time.

Wanted to update this review to make it more coherent: Went…read moreto this place 3 times, first had a relative okay experience, semi crooked nails but overall good experience. Second experience was amazing, different nail tech, fixed the crooked nails from the first visit. Third and last visit, the same tech from my first appointment, had a painful experience with the nail drill and blood drawn, tech twisted my fingers in very uncomfortable positions, tech gave me the wrong color which was $15 more due to it being chrome when i originally asked for periwinkle glitter blue, not chrome metallic blue. The nails were crooked. Tech did not tell me that the chrome was $15 so I didn't know until i went to pay that the color he incorrectly gave me was $15 more. The tech argued with me, and still expected a tip. I paid for the service and walked out without tipping.

I have a great experience every time. The space is well lit, clean, and beautiful, which makes it a…read morereally relaxing place. I usually get Builder Gel and occasionally come in for pedicures. Hana is my nail tech and she's fantastic. She does both complex nail art and simple, classic styles really well, and my nails always turn out exactly how I want them. The individuals at the front desk are also very nice and efficient, and it's great that many of the techs have been here for a long time. Overall, it's consistently a great experience and I definitely recommend this salon.

Waited 20 minutes for my appointment which pushed me past their closing time. Was told the full 40…read moreminute service would be delivered, but it was only 30. The tech was nice, but the environment is loud and not restful. Finally, they charge 3% to use a credit card. Never coming back.

I've found my favorite nail salon! I've come here 3 times so far and every time is such an amazing…read moreexperience! Lee and Mimi have done my nails and both have done beautiful work. Detail oriented which I super appreciate! Everyone who works there is so sweet and so welcoming. I won't go anywhere else!

This place was amazing, very quaint and quiet. Mind you, I am VERY picky. I went in on a Tuesday at…read more4 to get a pedi and acrylic French tip. Mimi and Jenni are both amazing. They didn't make it seemed rushed, but were still quick and efficient. I'm very particular on my French tip and Mimi did beyond perfect.

Until there is a change in staff, do not go here. This used to be my favorite nail salon because…read morethey offered very affordable, good-quality acrylics. Recently, I got an acrylic nail set there for a decent price, but the application was horrible. They damaged my nail beds with the binder they used, and I ended up having one of the worst allergic reactions I've ever experienced (which is strange because I get my nails done often). Despite this, he continued working on my nails and insisted that nothing was wrong. Overall, the atmosphere turned sour very quickly. The male technician working on my nails was also LICKING the tip of the Q-tip while applying the gel. On top of that, the gel they used stained my nails GREEN even though it was supposed to be black. When I asked him not to lick the Q-tip while applying the gel, he glared at me and had someone else take over. I eventually had to get my nails removed at another salon because my nail beds were so swollen that I couldn't soak them off at home, and I was terrified to go back. I hope they replace that technician ASAP, and I will be filing a complaint with the health department.

The service and quality of work was great. Very attentive to my needs and what I wanted. I got a…read morefull set and a pedicure with these wonderful ladies.